Bills' starting running back LeSean McCoy looks like he'll be good to go tonight against the Jets, but Karlos Williams still offers great value.

Williams doesn't necessarily need a ton of touches to provide great value, as he's been the most efficient back in the league this season. He leads all running backs with a 20.26 Rushing NEP and also has the best Rushing NEP per carry of any back with at least 50 touches, at 0.39. The next best mark in that group is only 0.17.

Despite playing in only five games, he's been a top-12 running back twice, and he has found the end zone in each game he's played. He's actually averaged more points per game in games McCoy plays than he scored in Week 4 when McCoy didn't play.

The Jets do have a very strong run defense, allowing the second fewest point to opposing running backs, and ranking third in our Adjusted Defensive Rushing NEP metric. That may limit Williams' upside a bit, but his production has been outstanding this year, and as long as he's getting a sizable role, he's worth the salary.